A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF URBAN MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH LEADERS

CityMatCH

A national organization of urban maternal and child health leaders that works toward strengthening public health leaders and organizations to promote equity and improve the health of urban women, children, and communities

Equity Action Group

EQUITY AND JUSTICE

Challenging health inequities, encouraging diversity and advocating for a just society.

Reproductive Justice Action Group

EFFECTIVE USE OF SCIENCE

Using the best available scientific evidence to shape and influence programs and policy; engaging the community in shared decision-making; conducting comprehensive evaluation; and disseminating what is learned.

Science Action Group

STRONG & CONNECTED WORKFORCE

Working together to tackle the most pressing Maternal and Child Health challenges by growing the skills, knowledge

Membership Leadership Action Group

LEARNING NETWORK

CityMatCH’s quarterly webinar series provides training on emerging MCH issues and needs identified by CityMatCH Members.

OPPORTUNITIES

CityMatCH hosts an annual conference, facilitates annual training courses, leads learning collaborative, and more, as part of its ongoing…

MEMBERSHIP

CityMatCH encourages you to join or engage with our community of over 160 local health department member representatives. Learn…

2018 CITYMATCH LEADERSHIP AND MCH EPIDEMIOLOGY CONFERENCE (PORTLAND, OR – SEPTEMBER 12 – 14)

Partnering with Purpose: Data, Programs, and Policies for Healthy Mothers, Children, and Families.

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call for submissions

Accepting Abstracts, Symposium, and Workshop submissions now, through March 2, 2018.

registration

Join 700+ professionals who are working to improve the health of women, children, and families.

national mch epi awards

Accepting National MCH Epidemiology Award nominations now, through April 24, 2018.

exhibit/sponsor

A way to meet face-to-face with local MCH professionals, and share how your organization’s work is meant to support their efforts and shape the future of MCH.